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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26
Lawn Tennis.

I must be a very
wicked and per-
verted man in
deed who can
not enjoy tennis.
It is an aristo.
cratic game. 1t
was played in
royal ,ourts be.
f or e Richard
with three eyes
turned affairs
a n d Ielati eS
topsy- -turvy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

ty as 1t IS comfortable, and find tennis
a game at which to have fun.
Filtration comes as naturally with
the bat as dandelions and tender greens
with spring. A girl can look as kill
ingly at you from under iaunty tam
o-shanter as under lace parasol; she
can be as demurc in low-heeled can
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26
And they are half cotton 2"

"Ah! but that jus: makes things
even. The same clerk sold some linen
ones last week and warranted them all
cotton Detroit Free Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26
III Even Thing.

Il bought these table napkins here
last week and the clerk warranted them
all linen,'' she said to the hoor-walker
in an iniured tone.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRE.-DuI,
heavy headache, obstruction. Of the nasal
passages, discharges falling from the head
into the throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody and putrid;, the eyes are
weak, watery, and infamed; there IS rlnglne
in the ears. deafness, hacking or coughing 70
clear the throat, e1pectoration Of offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulcers; the
voice is changed and has nasal tTang; tho
breath is offensive; smell and taste are In
paired; there is a sensation Of dizziness, with
mental depression, hacking cough and gen,
eral debility. Only few Of the aboTe-nameo
symptoms are likely to be present in any onC
case. Thousands Of cases annually, without
manifestiug half Of the above symptoms re-
suit in consumption, and end in the grave
No disease is so common, more deceptive anC
dangerous or less understood by physicians.
By its mild. soothing, and healing properties,
Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases Of Cafarrh, "cold in the head"
CoryZa, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; 80 cents. !
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

Webster's speIling-book has had circula-
ton of over 50,000,000 copies.
Mrs Ellen Wood, the authoress, left per-
sonal estate to the value Of E36, geo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

Sop0A oSoSN ~.
cry, and will be as
permanent as base
ball. Like base
ball, embodies the
American idea OF
skill united with ac-
tivity. Like rolnet.
it is a game at which
ladies may excel;
indeed, ladies are
amongits most skill
full players. W lille
engaged at it, they
may not indulge in
such high jingoes::
as the gentleman We:
Illustrate, but the;
exercise requires a
special costume, and
they make it as pref
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

VILLAGE Napi .rcn.cnt IS i0ciT'ionS. How 10
' organize. i q. NOkrstltDf. Ii.G; Il, IL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26
I Popular Baseball PLAYER.

There is no more popular man on the
ball field to-day than "Old Silver"
Flint, OF the Chicagos, and be needs
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

HOMEOPATHIC II HDSPITAL College. Cleveland
no Session -; iS-7 S i.,,iuS Sept. IS Fer GAIA
locnn address Vim. Z Miller. VI D.. Gji Superior II
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

colds worth 500 per pound. !'sttit'> Eye Shlvc
" $50. but IS sold at - 'cts Il box Icy dealers
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-10-26

wapF BY return mall. Full Description
r ~ "a = Moody. Sew Tailor ey,Ien Of Drcss
HhEG CutiInc. MOODY & CO.. Cincinnati. 0.
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sWci, &c and cnI Ae crcn!n% Wit:

81 hate ter n-sNsv IQrk Sl!l.
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q = 70 IS day. SaTp'"S worth Si.:N. FREE
"a - Lines #ot Il li'r the horses feet. Write
W 20 Brew or ,f,.v .' !iolir co. Ii"'l.' Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
A SUBURBAN FORECAST.
HORSES THAT MAY START IN THE BIG RACE.
THEIR POSSIBLE CHANCKs-ExCELLENT Pho-
GRAMMs OF THE BRooKLYN CLUB

THEIR POSSIBLE CHANCKs-ExCELLENT Pho
GRAMMs OF THE BROOKLYN CLUB.
A bookmaker who handles some 100000 dag ..
the racc-course strolled into downtown RAILROAD
.r,ce Yesterday and remarked that he would give
m 600 TO know how fast and how far the D"yors
HAD sent fremont I'm the last week. NoooaS eo,-
to know whether the colt is intended for .no
or not On June 1 fremont woIRoa .hrooqu W.
Of a mile In IA, and, according 10 fhiip -,
might have run over the moon II Mclaughlin hao
80, ,,,n.a 10 90 On an aerial voyage Of discovery
a. ca,ur,ay before the matutina rattle OF the MIX
..n was heard I'm the land, Michael Dwyer got out
of his bed at the Brooklyn Jockey CluD HOTEL Hen
foot foremost and fastened across the dow-coVcou
track to his stables. Frank McCabe and Mclaughlin
met him at the door of Tremont's box Mr. Dwyor
leaked at his watch and saw that 1t was 3:1o O'CLOCK
Ten minutes later Mclaughlin wearing gray w..
coat and n Derby hat cantered the black ~onucr
throuph the paddock gate Mr.. McCaDe pianto" Nun
sclf arms aklmb0 and legs apart In inc 0on@o VI ~
track Mr. Dwyer climbed into rne JUICES o'aN'
faint gray streak appeared in the East ana oiaeA
streak shot along the back stretch around the lower
turn and down the homestretcn PAST LILO SP' ~
tho silent trainer stood.
How much y said a soft voic1
"FYfteen" softer voice replied.
And a. was whispered about the course In the
afternoon that fremont" mind you, don't s'vo IL
ew,v, had worked three-qualters Of mile that
morning in 16I
No man ran be found who will say that fremont
has been sent a mile and quarter, or even hlno'
hut dozen will tell you that he can 60 three Quarters
in 10 or better. Reputation is wonderful tmne'
but Trcmonts quarter trials Will never WIN inc
suburban and there's no sense In backing MN now
at to 1. just as good odds can be h~o "nch NC
goes 10 the post on saturdayif he does go. VI one
thing the public may be assured-no horse VIII 10
more fit on that occasion than the representative Vi
the Brooklyn stable, whether 1t be fremont OF nan
over To the outsider Hanover seems the saicr III
vestment. He has been tried and not founo Wanting
without the gift of prcscience 1t is not possible 10
sav what the composition of the Suburban heid VIII
be Eighty weight horses are eligible to start. eh,y
eight or Of these might as wei remain III 'no
s,sh,oo for thew haven't a ghost Of chance. Pos
sibly these will 60 to the post:
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NEW.YORK CITY.

The Dr. Newton Stranger has accepted the rector
shin OF Holy Trinity Episcopal church. Harlem made vacant
nv the call OF the Rev Dr. Randolph II. McKim to Holy TIN
ity Neworeans I'll begin his duties on Sep
tember /.
There wero 1893 passenger brought by the steamship
Chandernagor from Marsee' landed at castle "aren yes
tedav The last time vessel arrived here she was
lbced for bringing than she Is allowed 10
carry by law which 200 less than she brought this
time Her captain he enabled TO bring more tins
time because he had no freight 10 speak o.
Thomas b. McManus who left his home No 32l West
Twenty Wednesday. stl missing last even.
Ing and nothing been heard Of HIM since his disappear
Tho Fire Commissioners have ordered superintendent
seerg OF tho Bureau Combusbe 10 issue no more per-
its for the of fireworks at retail In the city He has
already issued 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
THE TWO GREAT NATI0hS.
America !. sick bu. France offer. Timely Assistance

America In Sick but France offers Timely Assistance.
What is this terrible trouble that has over the
American people Men that once strong and
healthy weak and scky. Women who were
bright happy and full of life are saow, unhappy and
miserable. They have headaches one day, and a lack
of life the next; poor appetite to-day, and sinking at
the stomach tomorrow. IL is National Disease which
the doctors call Malaria and II is almost universal For
years this trouble devastated France even worse
than II Is affecting America to-day, but it is almost UNI
known there Why Because the French have
discovered the of preventing and curing it.
Doctors Bcauvas Broca, Ansemler Isambcrt Veillard
Poquerel, and vast host of other equally eminent
scientists have for years been prescribing and using
vinouselixr called Quina-Laroche. This remarkable
compound contains Qunine, Iron, Catalan Wine, and
other equally good properties peculiarly combined, and
any period of life from childhood to old age Is
remarkably stimulating and restoring These are facts
attested by the history OF France for quarter or
century Fortunately America avail herself OF the
opportunity afforded, for Qninn-Lnrochc is being
extensively introduced here by Messrs FOUGERA Il
CO., the welknown importers, and Is sold by dealers
universally. 1t has equal as a tonic restorer.
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GAMES THIS WEEK.


Aendoy-NewYork VS. philadelphia at Polo GrSnnds
at Chicago; Boston Washington. at Bos
ton =, < .
Tuesdav-NewYork vs. Philadelphia, at Polo Grounds,
New.York Boston Washington. at BOstol; chicago
Indianapolis. at Chicagoi Pittsburg vs. Detroit at
Wsdnesday -New.York Va Philadelphia. at Polo Grounds
New York; Boston Washington at Boston Chicago VS..
indianapolis at Chicago Ptsburg vs. Detroit, at Pitts
burg o,,--- ,,,----,,.
va Pittsburg Indianapolis; Philadelphia vs. Washington
at Philadelphia -
Chicago Detroit Chicago; Indianapolis vs. Psburg
India Philadelphia va Washington, at Philadel
pha. -. 49, c,.,....-.
Detroit Chicago Indianapolis Pittsburg Mt Indian
apolis Philadelphia Wash lngton, at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Monday Metropolitan Cincinnati at ST. George Staten
Island Athletic VS. ST. Louis. at Philadelphia; Baltimore
vs. Cleveland, at Baltimore.
Tuesday-BIooklyn Cincinnati. at Washington Park,
Brooklyn Metropolitan Louisville al ST. George staten
island; Athletic Cleveland at Philadelphia; Baltimore
VS. St Louis at Baltimore. .
Uednesdau-Brookyn Cincinnati, at Washington Park,
Brooklyn Metropolitan Louisville at 81 George staten
Island Athletic Cleveland at Philadelphia; Baltimore
ST Louis, at Baltimore
Thursdav-Brooklyn Louisville at Washington Park,
Brooklyn Metropolitan Cincinnati at St George, staten
Island Athletic VS. Cleveland. at Philadelphia Baltimore vs.
St Louis, ut baltimore
Ffday-Brooklyn Louisville, at Washington Park.
Brooklyn Metropolitan Cincinnati at St George staten
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Soturday-Cleveland Louisville at Cleveland Metro.
poan Athletic. at St George Staten Island brooklyn
vs. Baltimore, at Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial OF racob Sharp Court OF oyer and Terminer.
Brooklyn Jockey Club rares Gravcsenf, p. IN.
Coriutlian Yacht CLUB regatta Lower Bay
Harlem River Yacht Club regatta
Starins annual ursion TO newsboys and bootbacks
Animal election Of the Consolidated STOCK and Petroleum
Exchange.
Inquest in the OF Magdaena Zorn
RapM Transit Commissioners 3 y. IN. - =,
Meeting Protestant Episcopal Cathedral trustees NO 90
Trial OF Fire Chief Nevins for larceny. Brooklyn.
Committee Contested Seats OF Republican County Com
Dinner 10 Admiral vgne and stag OF France on United
States flag ship Richmond. a., o. .,, ~
ing.
Lecture on Greeley by tho Rev Archibald Ross
Plymouth Church Bethel. Brooklyn.
lone Rule Clnb Morton House, evening -.
Basebal-Polo Grounds work vs. Philadelpha; st
Georre s. L. Metropolitan Cincinnati, Afternoon.
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Ci.nin h.nff 4

Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS U Y
Torned BROOKLYN / Cincinnati O. First base by
errorsNBrookIyn Cincinnati 2 struck out-Brookyn'
a. CincInnati q Left bases-BroOkyn D; cincinnati T.
First base on allsPinkney McIamany MSrhee y.
Three base its-Cafpenter l. iWobase
hits phillips l. Double p,ays-P inkney, Mcclellan and
Phillips Hit by ptcher-None. Wild pitches-N0ne Passed
halls OF Bren l. keenan, /. stolen bases-Brookyn2 On
cnnati A. Umpire-Mr. McQuade. Time OF game-lOO
championship race appears as
uncertain "a ever The Detroit still holds the ea haVlng
record of twenty-five victories and only nine defeats nc
oston club tim and only one victory behind
Detroit The PLAYERS however have lost TWO more
nine continues III thlrd place having
won victories and st sixteen ganes Inc pros
meets of the brighter than they ala week or
more ago George the wild pitcher who lost SO many gaines
for the been retired TO oblivion or tle
nan and Mattimore OF making Great ecoru as
piichcrs something local club is sadly IN need OF al pres
urdays game New club need not LOOK Iursr oi
Mitch ne talent The Philadelphia club has fallen back con
of are rho club has improved In It's work
and is slowly getting position The record TO date
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEw.RocHRILHThe carriageh house Of William Lecount
DESTROYED by FIRE Saturday including several car
originated from,tramps The property fully iLsurod
road from Van Cortandt station, tho NswYork Cy and
Northern Railroad TO Getty Square n being pushed forward
win Join the Northern aToad, has been neary comlssed
viii steam Beyond this cut lee Van CofsSdt swamp 400
fees $50 feet Of this distance has been Mica In
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BROOKLYN.

Tho funerh Of Captain T. Rretschmar. OF Company H.
Regiment took place at the Church me es III
afternoon. Captains Collins. Davis anu
Kirby and Lieutenants Jennings COPELAND aud Cochran
were The Tho officers OF the regiment attended III
body DR. Charles Treat conducted the services Iho
burial In Greenwood.
Bshop blessed the Roman Cathoc Church OF
st Frames Xavier, at sIthsve ard Carrost yesterday
eilhce corrugated iron ami Ost about
s1o 600 IL will 700 and Is plainly but
,tly finished furnished The ence measures w bv ~
fet and The basement will be used as schoolroom inc
REV ID j. Hickey pastor. The Rev. Dr. WALL OF the
our Lady Of Good Counsel IN Ne"fok iec'urou
roat nrontn
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THREE-YEAR-OLDA lie
FoURrH-MosTA0UE STAKES.
THE FIGHT FOR BASEBALL HONORS.
BROOKLYN BEATEN BY CINCINNATI

HOW THE LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
CLUBS STAND.
Pnv 600 spectators witnessed the OF baseball at
Ridgewood Park yesterday between the Brooklyn ana
Cincinnati clubs game well played and the crowd
was apparently in the best humor possible Inc genera
aednr p,ay was excellent Smith pitched with considera
HE effect and was supported Haikins, the BROOKLYN
club pitcher good to the eighth INNING when
he was baed freely The visitors with seven runs 10
four for Brooklyn. The score was:
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BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES
PROMISE OF CLOSE FINIsHEs-PRoBABLE WINNERS

AND PLACE HORSES
The Brooklyn Jockey Club offers excellent programme
tod.y. Mt. withers should carry of the honors.
The first may by Barch and Cleaner in spite
q his wretched performance Saturday should get
Daace-
King Crab ought second Faux Pas who IL
Improving may be second.
MI withers viii probably capture the Lawnview Handicap
with viCeroy, and Favor should get the place.
1t looks az Mt Wthers also has mortgage the Mon
tAgue Stakes with Fizroy Stripping both
T1ageoetta may be second
Frank Ward and MARYLAND may finish frst and as
named, In the fifth
Don't NEEDLE with the selling raco
These are the on tries;
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NEVIS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-.JERSEY.

HoBoxEN-The Rev. Dr. o. A. Brown pastor OF the First
Church. preached the bsccaaureate
YESTERDAY the class Of ~ o. stevens Poye;hnic
while the alnder Of the church was filled Dr.
Brown dscoursed eloquenty for an hour on Aaterasm
and ChrstlapityD
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Correct Music BY mail
SONG AND CHORUS ROUGH ON RATS.

Correct MRsic BY mail
SONG AND CHORUS ROUGH ON RATS.
NAY TUSR LITTLE Brown Ju0."
equalling children, scoldng wife,
Were not the pest OF my poor life,
Nhereer lived, In house o naif,
Hy plague has been those horTid Rats.
Ihey ate meat, bread and shoes,
We could not have quiet snoozeI
One day my wife did chance 10 dose,
They pinned my baby BY tho nose.
CHORUS
Rr-rstsl Rats Rough on Ratsi
Hang your dogs and drown your catst
We give plan for every
To clear his house with RoUou ON Rata =.
loot cat. 7 set trap,
Aud thought 10 have quiet nap,
Bot scarce In bed snug were laid
When round the room the villains played,
My wife jumped out upon the floor,
10 strike light, but soon did roar,
A. well she might for you must know,
The steeLtrsp had her by tho toe.
CuoEua-R-rrstsi Rats Rats Rough ON Rata, ctA
But Rats were not the only past,
10 spoii our food, and spoil our rest,
Fresh trouble DID each day arfse-
Hice, Reaches, Bugs, Mosquitoes, Flea
Putnow I've got the Up II last,
md soqndly heep, and eat quito fast
kor We kAy6 bsnshed I'll the crew,
And you shah learn the secret too.
&osuh-3terssil Esnl Bsk Rough on Rsts.s'e
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

nm Arenu. HoteL-M. Romero Mexican Minister a. as
Waahin rton Ueorge A. bagiey OF WAFER
town. n T. and Conrad n: jordan .Ghsy noseg 1a
RtIson Huchns OF Washington Brepoort Houss-A
ney General Stocton. OF NewJersey Anor deuss
%Ex Con- eressmsn John Cessna. Of Pennsylvania
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Important.

Mr.. DelWy
TAKES THIS MEANS OF INFORMING HIS
FRIENDS AND PATRONS THAT, OWING
TO EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN ADD
ING THE TWO ADJOINING BUILDINGS
TO HIS PRESENT PREMISES, He HAS
REDUCED HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
FROM rs TO IS PER CENT BELOW HIS
PRESENT MODERATE CHARGES.
Mr.. Deiury Is the originator OF the popular Lounge
jacket mud shooting Coat at pre'el very fashionable
for scniem fyl.i aud rons and ready wear He
ba also Introduced Into this the cut Riding
Habit " hitch has been pronounced perfect" by the
most expert riders
This House publishes illustrated report OF Fashions
for Gentlemen and Ladies' Wear, which will be mRied
free on application All goods order and warranted
rs represented.
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STEAMER (
SHIPPING VIEWS.


PORT OF NETWORK ISL NDAY. JUNE l2. 1887
ARRIVED
arar yesse To- Peter Wight q sons the Bar
sr necraam orch, sicngcr Rotterdam % with
mse 5s5 passengers to Punch Edye Co. Arrived Al
u.s ts can la rcagno CBr Jousscu, Havrc June
with and 400 passengers 10 LOUIS lie Bebian Arrived
steamer BerHaTd m cnurcnyara Mana2. June % :; Para
and oaasepeers to ouefbrdge Arrived tho Bar
Steamer Lucy Miller Rogers Bangor. with mdse and
Steamer Herman Winter Hallett Boston, with mdse to
steamer wlEcspare Cate. Boston FOR PhilselDhi1 nc
Steam yacht Atlanta shackford Washington, Dc and
bea T Smith IGnSgp q Say No c cement and
ship Munr London 80 days VITA eeIreht ana
o%P Ryy I1 oni WASH feSdeSH Bristol days
empty to order vessel TO Pendleton Carve"
'rk Nor zacnarlasen s,sta 80 day With &c.
BARK ElgonUrekt tswef Reknan, Hamburg 80 days. with
BARK Ela6ell raasI TIaWgHTs t5 T day, Ti'h iron
and empty barrels % ORDER vessel t. Wauen Ios 20
mdse TO order; vessel TO Fnnoh. Edye Co .,
with ithf ndse to order vessel & Burgess
sugar 10 German Bank Of vessel to master
sUNsET-At saniy Hook. wind light Sc; fair. AT City
Island. wind fresh. sw clear
| Arrived Yesterday
Bark RInghorne CSor Bentsen. Hamburg 3s days with
iron and empty eare' 70 Ts ysrpoo IS ea with salt
to ORDER vessel to snow & Burgess
SAILED
Steamers Australia for Bristol Blanche Henderson, Port
Antonio YoIfor, Beaufort - RIO trande, Newport News
| Brig Advance. for Port au' Prince
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEa3
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN June 12-Auivch steamer Aurania tBr)
Hams New.YOrk Juno on her way 10 Liverpool tand
sard steamers Etruria (}r. Cook, aud Arizona (Br
| Brooks from Liverpool honce for New York
| PLYMOUTH. June ll-Auiyed steamer Hammonia tGer),
schwensep from NewYork June on her way 10 Hamburg
| (and pfoceededL - <,----,-- - ..
MovLLE, June 12Arrved steamer clreasslan tBrl. Bar
Montreal on her way to vorpool 'ah proceeded
LIZ RD June H. ITO mPassed steamer La Cascogne
(rl Sante from New York June on her way u uavrc
AMsTHKDA iI-saled, steamer Edam (Dtch). Taat
| for New-York. ,-, -.
| June 1l-Saied, steamer BeiRenand tBolg)
| Beynon, for EewYork.
HAVANA June ll-sailcd steamer Manhattan. Stevens,
| for
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JAMES CREERY & co.

Have made further reductions in
Dress Goods, to close out lines of
this seasons impOrtatiOns. To
accommodate purchasers, cOmbi-
nations of plain and fancy mate
rails are put up i'm dress lengths,
showing the general effect at q
glance. The variety of these pat
terms is we'll nigh endless the
prices, from $500 upward, are
less than half what they were
formerly.
Broadway and nth st.
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In the games the Eastern clubs the have
not done we'll against the Western teams.
Poson has work winning fourteen and losing
only seven games New-York has dozen games and
lost eleven leads the Western climbs by large ma
ori,y having Chicago.
and have lost only four The record is as fol-
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MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
suprscs 424 sots. 72s Noon rso OILS Moon'sags -
high WATER
y-s,,sv Uook 600 GOV TsYd. l;05 Hell Gats- 3:5t
PM-sAndy Hook 1888 Gov. Is.d- 2lO Hell CATO. AOo
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A Announcements

EPrLEPsY.-A near and dear one as well rs
my friends. having been cure In such wonderful
manner humaD!tys sake make IL known to
calling addressing me. -
MRS. !. q. DECKER, 25S West 18th st, New-York.
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Buy of the Maker"
GEO, C.. FLINT co.

STORES 1Oi, 1906 los WEST 14TH-sT
EXECUTE ORDERS OF every description in CABI
NET WORK for INTERIOR DECORATION. FRESCo.
ING etc We call special attention TO PLAsTlQUE
REIIEF WORK for decorations OF walls and ceilings, be-
ing very effective be at moderate cost Also
our new line OF WALL PAPERS in ARTISTIC DESIGNS
at very low prices.
wEMAKE A SPECIALITY OF REMoDELING INTE.
RIOR OF RESIDENCES SPECIAL DESIGNS AND ES-
INMATES FURNISHED AT OUR FACTORY. Nos. l54
AND 1866 WEST 19TH.ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13

Since Harvard win from Yale last week
the race intercollegiate pennant has been watched
The oveTZeaous who made bet.
week ago that Yale would receive single de-
feat during sally medtating on their
The Yale nine stl holds the lead however ana
those of Harvard Princeton chance at all The
ord o q IS follows:
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R, H. MACY & Co,
I4TH-STu SIXTH-AvE. AND I3TH-ST
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY and DRY GOODS establishment.
VIE SHALL, STILL CONTINUE TO PLACE BEFORE
OUR PATRONS REAL
BARGAINS

IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IN OUR ESTABLISH
NtrNT AND THOSE SEEKING FOR THESE BAR
GAINS MUST NOT LOOK FOR DUSTY AND SHOP
WORN GOODS. FOR WE HAVE NOTHING OF THE
KIND ON SALE. EVERYTHING WILL BE FOUND
CRISP AND BRIGHT. AND WHILE WE MAY NOT
IN EVERY INSTANCE SELL THEM FOR FIFTY
PER CENT BELOW COST, STILL WE FEEL PER-
FECTLY SAFE IN ASSERTING THAT MOST OF
THEM WILL BE FOUND FROM % TO so PER
CENT LOWER THAN THE SAME QUALITY OF
GOODS CAN BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE.